HI GUYS, NEED YOUR HELP

[moises_fialko]

HI GUYS, REGARDS FROM PANAMA CITY, PANAMA... I FOUND MY OLD EOS

REBEL, BUT I AM CLUELESS ABOUT THE MODEL, CANT REMEMBER AND ITS NOT

WRITTEN ON THE BODY OR FILMCASE, JUST HAVE THE SERIAL NUMBER

1076569, IS THERE A SITE WHERE I CAN INPUT THAT NUMBER AND KNOW WHAT

MODEL IS THOS OLDY?

 

THANKS 4 YOUR HELP

[whitworth photography]

If it were me I'd email Canon and see if they can help.

[._kaa]

Your Caps Lock key is broken.

[yakim_peled1]

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<p> <a href="http://photonotes.org/articles/beginner-faq/misc.html#discussiongroups">http://photonotes.org/articles/beginner-faq/misc.html#discussiongroups</a> <b></b> </p>

 

<p>Happy shooting, <br>

Yakim.</p>

[andrew robertson]

DUDE WHEN YOU WRITE IN ALL CAPS IT'S HARD TO READ AND PEOPLE WILL THINK YOU ARE

SCREAMING AT THEM.

 

But it's probably a Rebel XS.

[KenPapai]

Could it be the James Dean signature model?

[affen_kot]

look on the back of the body, just to the left of the viewfinder. if there's a small red button marked "push for livin' on a prayer," then you have the 1987 bon jovi edition EOS rebel.

[stepdad]

Normally with most of the Rebel models the model/type will be printed on the front to the right of the lens mount if your looking at the camera.

 

If it's not there you can narrow it down quite a bit by looking at some of the features of the camera itself. Does it have a pop up flash or not? Does it use 2 small batteries or just one big one?

 

That will narrow the field a lot as to what type of Canon camera your dealing with, once we eliminate some of the other possibilities we can probably narrow it down to exactly the correct camera model.